What are you listening to ?

Laleh
Lenka
Burlap To Cashmere
Person Of Interest score
Divergent Score

Black Star - David Bowie
Never Mind The Bullocks - Sex Pistols
My own music

Massive Attack - Ritual Spirit, Mezzanine
Deadpool - Junkie XL
Muse - most of the later albums
Europe - The Final Countdown (just the song, not the album)

Outside of the hits that people know (it's my life etc) Talk Talk were an incredibly innovative band.

Laughing Stock is one of my top 3 albums of all time, sublime.

Currently listening to A Case for Paul Temple and Black Star by David Bowie.

Currently running through Hans's magnum opus in preparation for Dawn Of Justice.

Daft Punk - Discovery
Royal Blood - Figure it out
Les Claypool - Thela hun ginjeet
Jerry Goldsmith - Basic Instinct

The Orwells - The righteous one
There are very few rock bands left that I really enjoy listening to, this is one of them.

Hard to believe but I often go to the very first videos ever made for ideas.
Even bought the Ed Sullivan DVDs with the Beatles, Turtles, Doors, Nancy Sinatra, etc.
What a babe too....

Especially like the part where they start swinging and shaking...

Here's a rather impressive use of virtual instruments.
If you are a patient person the middle interludes have impressive pads.

chimuelo said:

Hard to believe but I often go to the very first videos ever made for ideas.
Even bought the Ed Sullivan DVDs with the Beatles, Turtles, Doors, Nancy Sinatra, etc.
What a babe too....

Especially like the part where they start swinging and shaking...

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One of my favourites. No shit! haha!

I think I lived the life before.
Nothing turns me on more than a clothed sexy woman.
Bikinis are OK, but I was in kindergarten at the height of Vietnam and the real revolution.
Mini skirts, Bell Bottom jeans, etc.

Loved watching my mom dance to the Beatles on her AM Transistor radio...
So Raquel Welch, Nancy Sinatra and Sophia Loren were my Marilyn Monroes....

Everything George Martin has touched... The Goons, Peter Sellers, Beatles, Gerry & The Pacemakers, Wings, Mahavisnu Orchestra, Jeff Beck, America, Jimmy Webb, Little River Band, Cheap Trick, Cirque Love w/ Giles Martin, etc.

Brian Eno Neroli

Port-Royal Alma .M Arovane AMX Remix

Santigold .99

Cliff Martinez The Knick

Harry Gregson Williams The Martian

Danile Pemberton Steve Jobs

Might be my favorite composer.

Vin said:

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heard this one?

Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice. Pre-ordered the deluxe edition from Amazon a few months ago.

You know all of the music albums I've bought online for the past few years has been digital. Pretty much all from Qobuz in Hi-Res with a few albums from iTunes. Sure it's convenient and Qobuz is nice in when you buy the Hi-Res you can download 16/44.1 as well. But it wasn't until Batman that I realized just how I much I missed CDs. That tactile feel of holding it in your hands and neatly, or not so neatly ripping off the wrapper. Reading the booklet and looking at the artwork on the CD and knowing that, unless you store them next to a powerful magnet, that they will last for a few years. Found an old box set of Simon Rattle's Beethoven Symphony cycle I bought ten years ago. Still rips fine.

Personally I'm going back to CDs.

Vin said:

Might be my favorite composer.

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I tried to get into his work when I heard 'Pruit Igoe' and 'Prophecies' which was used in the Watchmen movie. So far the only album of his I listen to regularly is 'Solo Piano'. Most of the music I tried to listen to was quite dense. Haven't listened to much since except for 'Koyaanisqatsi'.